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%visional governor to Bulgaria until q new
Sobranje shall have legally elected a
prince. @j
The "Standard", discussing the differ
ences between the Manitobail and tho
Dominion Governments, insists that Mani
toba must recognize her duty us a British
colony. <'f4'Al 3t3a 81
The "TimeS", commenting on the flshe-
rles question, expresses the opinion that u
British cruiser should be sent to Alaska
for the protection of British fishermen.
In reply to a question in the House of
Commons, the Under Secretary for Foreign
Affairs stated that Mr.. Joseph Chamber
lain had accepted an appointment al Her
Majesty'S High Commissioner at the
Fisheries convention with the United
States. ~
Mr.. timothy Healy, during the, discus
sion of the IliSh estimates, violently criti-
cized Secretary King Hartman.
Mr.. John Bright is urging the advantage
OF forming a. treaty with the United
States, establishing the principle of
arbitration. a3 tf9 @.af sflzR#ts
Mr.. Gladstone, in the course of il speech
at HawaIden, enlogized tile Queen as the
prime benetactor of her country, and for
her hearty sympathy i'll every beneficial
Sugar in; stock on the 9th instant was
2OI,OOO tons. LasS year 100000 TONS
New York, September 1st,--Tt is, an-
nonnced that Mr.. Fellowes, a Conserva-
tive, has been elected for the North divi-
sion of Huntingdon by Il small majority,
which the Liberals regard as an addi-
tional proof of the change in English
public opinion respecting Mr.. GladstOne's
policy. aa.es4a gsa.
After q warm debate in the House of
Commons ON the estimates for the Irish
Secretary's office, the vote was passed. by
Ito to So. 9fty lf- tf.#H 4.sea4
There is much talk in Paris about the
German consul having congratulated the
Bey of Tunis on the prosperity and happi-
ness of the country. .ejL7a
1t is generally believed that this act OF
courtesy was in accordance with instruc-
tions from Berlin.
The French Commission appointed to
determine the indemnities for the Tamatave
sufferers has concluded its labors. The
result will be announced in the, Of1cia!
Journal later. 4a,s an
1t is reported that Prince Ferdinand is
going on a European tour. at.t.a.
New York, Sept. 2nd.-Speaking in the
House of Commons, Mr.. Dillon declared
that the meeting proposed to be held. at
Glare, and which the Government had pro-
claimed, was a perfectly legitimate meet.
ing. The people, he said, insisted on hold
ing it, and the Government would be. re.
sponsible for any disorder or bloodshed
that may result from their interference.
Mr.. Balfour, in reply, said that if the pro-
clamation1 We're deied, the Government
would not be responsible, but those who
were advising the people to resist the law.
In reply to a question by Mr.. Healy,
the Irish Secretary stated that ia view of
the objections Of the United States Gov.
eminent to receive pauper. immigrants,
the Government would stop the grants
for the tr%ansportion of such persons.
The French press is furious at the treat.
9ment received by the Algerian officers,
who, calling to pay their respects to the
Duke of Edinburgh, were informed that
the Duke was in bed. 8e789 adf'
sore New York, September 2ud.
Flour, per BRIL-, st Lawrence. pr. brl.. 1896
Meal, best brandywine, per bril-, 1896
HeayyMess Pork, per brls 10 to 154. ~;
New Seasons PORK, per b, $153 to 1863.
s,oor Crystals, per ID 5aa. M93F
e F. toe .R. per lb 41I.168 8df
English Islands Molasses, 80 test 10. 81
Exchange New York and Londsn,g s4.S04
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